College of Music Commencement Honors George Baer
The College of Music held its commencement with diploma awarded to George Baer of Cincinnati after completing the vocal music course. Recitals featured the string orchestra and soloists including Miss Kathryn Gibbons and Miss Oisie Louise Bernard. Miss Edith Converse delivered an address on poetry and vocal expression.
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College of Music
Haendel
Ralph Wetmore
Frederic Gerard
Bach
Oisie Louise Bernard
Edith M. Converse
Peter Rudolph Neff
Paul Mary
George Buer
Cincinnati
Heas
Mt. Auburn
Mary Tou Fithian
Paris
Agnes ‘Hochstetter
Jeanne 8. Morgan
Silverton
Hiram Dilworth
Hicksville
Anna M. Platz
Elizabeth Mulvihill
Elsie Louise Bernard
Nicholas Holmes
Mercy B. Wright
Kathryn Gibbons
Frankfort
Nellie M. Caddy
Springfield
Florence Rogers
Maysville
Lucy Logan Desha
Newport
Gertrude Dalton
Hartwell
Evelyn Mae Norris
Alma Roberta Sterling
C. Mollergraft
Henry M
Dorothea Jungelaus
Indianapolis
Ind
Martin G. Dumler
Maude Harrell
Petersburg
Evelyn Ewing Thompson
Chicago
Oy ‘Butler
Middletown
Stella Milson
Barnesville
Avondale Club Opens Summer Season With Electric Lights
The Avondale Club opens its summer season Saturday with grounds illuminated by electric lighting making the park resemble fairyland. The pool is filling for swimming, a golf tea will be served on the links, and music and dancing follow evening illumination. The club also operates its restaurant and hosts large lunch gatherings.
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Avondale Club
America
Avondale Cce Club
Globe-Wernickes
Venable Improves Under Physician Care
Reports say Prof. W H Venable, previously in serious condition, has improved markedly and doctors entertain hopes for a rapid recovery. Dr Brady attends the distinguished author as Venable grows stronger each day.
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W. H. Venable
Commercial Tribune
Brady
Venable
Pea
Rere
Y M C A Board Sets Course After Jubilee Meeting
The Board of Directors of the Y M C A met yesterday afternoon to map plans for the next star course. A secretary attended the Jubilee at ton.
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Secre
Ton
Picture cards sale by Chesapeake & Co ticket office
Opportunity to secure picturesque ng cards needed by the Chesapeake and others will be sold after any apply te exhausted. 62 different aiowe' ne the rivers, mountains and valleys. Seal ta at Co. and O. ticket office, southwest corner, Bath and Walnut streets.
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Chesapeake & Others
S.w. Cor
Bth
Walnut Sts
Longworth cup golf tourney advances with close matches
Second day of the Longworth silver cup event at Cincinnati golf rounds features Lucy Herron beating Burnet by one hole and Elizabeth Groesbeck defeating Anne Harrison by one hole. winners advance to face remaining contenders. Invitations issued for church reception and marriages. social notices include travels, guests in Avondale and Norwood.
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Dione
Cincinnati
Lucy Herron
the Burnet
Wilby
Elizabeth Groesbeck
Anne Harrison
Mrs. Perkins
Miss Hinkle
Commencement Exercises and Local Notices From Vernonville
The Training School for Kindergartners holds 3 PM commencement in Linton street Vernonville with remarks by Miss Field. Graduates include Helen Anthony Esther Levy Dena Gatch and more across Normal Senior and Junior classes. A lawn party at First Presbyterian Walnut Hills runs 4 to 10 PM on Gilbert Lo Cust streets.
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Linton Street
Vernonville
Field
Charles H. Snedeker
Dr. Boone
Daisy Mae Seiter
Ida Ewing
Helen Anthony
Esther Levy
Dena Gatch
G. McLaughlin
B. Hickmann
Mary Pine
Jennie Levy
Effie Weaver
First Presbyterian Church
Walnut Hills
Gilbert and Locust Streets
Reception for National Councillor C F Reeves
Junior Order of Hamilton County to host a reception for National Councillor Charles F Reeves of Seattle Washington tomorrow evening at American Hall The group will assemble at Palace Hotel at 7 15 pm and escort Reeves to the hall where Brighton Council No 324 will receive him J H Bromwell delivers the welcome on behalf of local juniors and Rev J G Miller the State Council Chaplain responds for the state juniors
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American Hall
Hamilton County
Chas. F. Reeves
Seattle
Wash
Palace Hotel
Brighton Council
J. H. Bromwell
J. G. Miller
State Council
Crosley Loses at Dayton Franchising Bid Rejected
In Dayton Ohio on June 13 the Montgomery County Commissioners denied the Cincinnati and Cleveland Railway Company a franchise over a county road into the city from the south. Powel Crosley of Cincinnati is the company president.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Montgomery County Commissioners
Cincinnati & Cleveland Railway Company
Powel Crosley
Cincinnati
Baptist Family Picnic At Harvest Home Grounds
The First Baptist Church and Sunday school hold their annual family picnic at Harvest Home grounds Cheviot. Scholars and friends meet at Wesley Avenue church at 8 30 a m.
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First Baptist Church
Harvest Home
Cheviot
Wesley Avenue
Tariff and Tax Changes Set For July First
The act of Congress removes stamp tax and changes Internal Revenue duties effective July 1. Commercial brokers gain exemption from tax and reduce licenses to one brokers license. Tobacco dealers may gain a $10 rebate with stock on July 1 witnessed and documented. Stamps redeemed after July 1 if bought within two years. checks not returned. use government forms for rebates and redemptions.
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Congress
Internal Revenue
Bettmann
Revenue Department
Washington
Unknown man dies after 60 foot fall on Southern Bridge
An unidentified man died after jumping from the Southern Bridge near Sixth Street around 6 PM. He fell sixty feet to the ground, landing on his head, neck broken and skull fractured. He was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead. body sent to the Morgue. A laundry slip reading G. E. Gault, glasses, a pocket mirror, and a book on the Philippines were found on him, suggesting he may have been a book agent.
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Sixth Street
G. E. Gault
Philippines
Is After Evidence Against Georgia Man
Post Office Inspector Fred D. Peer of Macon Ga pursues the conviction of Warren P Lovett of Sandersonville accused of mail fraud. Authorities say Lovett used aliases Warren Parker James Karow James Crow and Seco Poultry Yards to obtain goods then disappear after payment due. Peer asks victims and firms to submit any evidence they hold.
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Fred D. Peer
Macon
Warren P. Lovett
Sandersonville
Lovett
Warren Parker
James Karow
James Crow
Seco Poultry Yards
Peer
Woman Told She Will Be Blind In Three Weeks
Mrs. Mary Oates of 506 Carr Street sought treatment at City Hospital for a mild rheumatism and a slight vision disorder. Doctors diagnosed progressive optic nerve atrophy, a condition with no known cure, foretelling long nights and loss of sight. She accepted the grim prognosis and moved to a ward to await the inevitable removal of light from her world.
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Mary Oates
Carr Street
City Hospital
Havi
City Board Meeting Ends In Fractious Tug Of War
President Allison presiding over a joint Board of Public Service and University Trustees meeting to discuss Burnet Woods improvements ends in chaos as questions fly and no resolution is reached. Cory of the University briefly takes the floor before talks dissolve into corridor chatter.
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Allison
Board of Public Service
Trustees
University
Burnet Woods
Kuhn
The
Captain Johnson
Hamlet
McGuire
Mr. Weir
Magly
Cory
Brown Wants 10 Calendar Revisions On June 15
Lewis Brown a milk and cream separator figure and political veteran seeks to strike June 15 from the calendar. He fears bad luck and potential job loss around that date noting his past pattern of five political jobs ending on June 15. He foresees future work cycles ending mid month as he contemplates annual changes.
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Lewis Brown
Brown
J. Brown
Edison Electric Company
Edison Company
Men’s Club Organized at Pro Cathedral
The Men’s Club at St. Paul’s Pro Cathedral, now on a sound footing with 75 members and a 200 member limit, charges $1 yearly dues no assessments. Plans include a gymnasium, billiard room, and economics classes under a competent instructor. Rev. William McCord, the new assistant, left for Peekskill, N Y, for a week with the Seventh Regiment encampment.
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St. Paul’s
William McCord
Peekskill
N. Y
Seventh Regiment
New York
Victim of Violent Nervous Disorder
Charles Noyes of Ohio, nephew of a former governor, was admitted yesterday to the ty Hospital strong ward for treatment of a violent nervous disorder. It was his second visit in three days after being released Monday. Noyes, a traveling salesman, lives with his family at 1108 Walnut Street.
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Charles Noyes
Noyes
Ohio
Ty Hospital
Mr. Noyes
Walnut Street
Helping Hand Rally Aids Christian Endeavor Convention
A youth rally at First Presbyterian Church shows the Reception Committee led by Miss Lottie Nichol will support the upcoming Christian Endeavorers convention in July. About 800 members are assigned to five divisions with plans for trains, baggage rooms, a hospital, service and post office at Music Hall, plus a patrol division in the streets ready to assist visitors.
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First Presbyterian Church
Convention of
Christian Endeavorers
Lottie Nichol
A. M. Dawson
A. M. Harvuot
Central Christian Church
Harold Spencer
A. R. Riggs
Walter Mathewson
William Hessler
W. D. Vaughn
Kester Park
Northside
Eighth Street
Covington
Newport
Music Hall
Marble Workers Tie Up Buildings in Labor Action
About 300 marble workers on strike since June 1 won a victory by stopping work in four sites where nonunion marble was being installed. They also caused union carpenters and lumbers on site to quit. Buildings affected include the Queen City Club remodel, a Clifton residence for Henry E. Duckenbach, a Seventh Street store and flat by French Brothers, and a Winton Place residence for Henry M. Mueller.
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Union
Queen City Club
Clifton
Henry E. Duckenbach
French Brothers
Seventh Street
Central Avenue
Winton Place
Henry M. Mueller
Labor union efforts win reduced hours at local plant
Richard Breunschweig of the Amal gamated Woodworkers' Union induced William Eeman, fixture maker, to adopt a nine hour workday with full pay for about thirty workers. Hood's Sarsaparilla marketed as a remedy for languor and weakness.
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Richard Breunschweig
Amalgamated Woodworkers’ Union
Jerday
William Eeman
Hood
Child wanderer found after hours in driving rain
Four year old Esther Schierloh wandered nearly three hours in a rainstorm and across railroad tracks before being found by Edward Woodruff at the Reading station. She was returned to her parents, Fred Schierloh.
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Esther Schierloh
Reading
Fred. Schierloh
Orga
Edward Woodruff
Twell C., H. & D
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Teaches Teething Relief
An 19th century advertisement touts Children Teething syrup by Mrs Winslow's, claiming it soothes a child, softens gums, and eases pain. It promotes curing colic and acting as a diarrhea remedy with a 25 cent bottle.
Secret meeting of firemen with visiting Brotherhood leader
John J. Hannahan of Englewood Indiana arrived in the city for a closed door conference with firemen from all railroads centering here. He said no grievances were discussed and the visit was a social or routine officer’s visit with no link to wage demands, though reports say pay issues on the Mississippi Division of the B&O might have been touched upon.
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John J. Hannahan
Englewood
Inl
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Dennison
Hannahan
Brotherhood
Mr. Hanrahan
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen
Mississippi
Unions clash over nonunion workers at local site
At the Building Trades Council meeting busi ness agents were told to pull union labor from a West Highth street project by United States Bung Company due to five non union carpenters. Dispute with Procter & Gamble over ongoing construction was postponed for a week as unions threaten action. A mayoral appointment for a Rape and affords Inspector is endorsed, while Henry Ketter faces backlash from several unions for misrepresenting their stance on the Technical School system. Letters from Iron Molders No 4 and Machinists No 162 deny Ketter spoke for them.
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Building Trades’ Council
West Highth Street
United States Bung Company
Procter & Gamble Company
H. A. Drake
Thos. Dooley
C. B. Hause
Painters’ District Council
Henry Ketter
Board of Education
Ketter
Iron Molders’ Union
Machinists’ Union
Ohio insolvency sale of laundry assets in Hamilton County
In pursuance of an insolvency case in Hamilton County Ohio Case No 295 Braun Po vs The New Excellent Laundry Company, bids will be received at 2124 Freeman Avenue until June 2 1901 at noon for private sale of the entire laundry business assets. Inspection of inventory available in Insolvency Court and sale cash on day. All bids to court for approval.
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Office of
The
Board of Public Service
Hartwell
Ohio
Youghiogheny
Obert Allison
George F. Holmes
Hamilton County
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
James L. Andem
Ogama
Hamilton
Burnett
Eden Avenue
Hines
Gerard Street
Eden Aveenus
Cincinnati
Union Savings Bank and Trust CO
Marsh & Ritchie
F. O. B. Cars
Spamheny
City Infirmary
Nt Street
State of
Hamilton Pyong
Braun & Po
Excellent Undry Company
Freeman Avenue
Xcellent Process
John. R. Saxby
Jerome D. Creed
Notice of Responsibility Release
The document states that the signer will not be responsible for debts or contracts and disclaims liability. The text appears to be a personal notice referencing an individual named Sopiia or similar and a claim of non-responsibility.
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Sopiia
Rosa Ernst Granted Administratrix for Theresa Gessert Estate
Rosa Ernst has been appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of Theresa Gessert, deceased, late of Hamilton County Ohio. Rogue & Pogue, Attorneys.
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Ece
Theresa Gessert
Hamilton County
State of
Ohio
Rosa Ernst
Rogue & Pogue
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Til
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Rockdale Avenue
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Leonard Street
Linn
M’gill—M. R
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